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Volunteers wait to distribute food boxes on Friday, Nov. 20, 2020 in Odessa, Texas.
On the weekend after Christmas, unemployment benefits will run out for 12 million Americans
Politics
by H. Claire Brown
11.20.2020
Politics
Two new bills would blunt the impact of factory farms on public health and the environment
Politics
by H. Claire Brown
12.16.2019
Politics
Stack of 100 dollar bills with illustrative coronavirus stimulus payment check to show the Covid-19 relief stimulus payment to Americans. March 2020
How does the $1.9 trillion stimulus package impact food and farming?
Politics
by H. Claire Brown
03.09.2021
Politics
A union supporter stands before sunrise outside the Amazon.com, Inc. BHM1 fulfillment center on March 29, 2021 in Bessemer, Alabama. April 2021
Amazon appears to defeat unionization vote in Alabama
Business
by H. Claire Brown
04.09.2021
Business
People dine at a restaurant at Hudson Yards on February 12, 2021 in New York City as restaurants can reopen for indoor dining at 25 percent capacity. - Indoor dining resumes in New York City on Friday, with restaurants reopening to 25 percent capacity due to the coronavirus pandemic. May 2021
Can a streamlined set of safety guidelines ease the stress of indoor dining?
Health
by H. Claire Brown
05.04.2021
Health
How corporations buy—and sell—food made with prison labor
Business
by H. Claire Brown
05.18.2021
Business
Workers wearing masks and gloves work at a production line making burritos. Covid-19 virus is around them with stacks of trays in the background. May 2021
“Essential” and exploitable: Prison factories stayed open during the pandemic. People got sick.
Business
by H. Claire Brown
05.27.2021
Business
Cropped shot of a woman shopping in a grocery store. June 2021
Some states are ending their Covid-19 emergency declarations. For many, SNAP payments will drop dramatically.
Politics
by H. Claire Brown
06.15.2021
Politics
Two pink pigs behind fence in hay. Sept 2021
African swine fever has reached the Western Hemisphere for the first time in 40 years. USDA hopes to prevent it from moving any further
Environment
by H. Claire Brown
09.02.2021
Environment